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kev
28 Feb 21 22:59
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...surely if you had any sense and any compassion for horse welfare you would disassociate yourself immediately and send your horses elsewhere ? And that assumes he does not have his licence stripped.

There is no place in racing for someone with that level of intelligence, stupidity and heartlessness.

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By:
doorman99
When: 28 Feb 21 23:03
Agree totally.
By:
Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 28 Feb 21 23:04
found guilty?
By:
acey deucy
When: 28 Feb 21 23:10
A moment of madness from Elliot but it's not in the molesting kids League is it?....it wont finish him or anywhere near it.
By:
kev
When: 28 Feb 21 23:11
Guilty enough to issue an apology.

Absolutely maddening. Authorities and owners must and should take action. Utterly unacceptable.
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 28 Feb 21 23:11
Depends on how much the press/media make of it.
By:
kev
When: 28 Feb 21 23:13
“A moment of madness”

A moment of madness that gives the animal rights activists years, not moments, of material.

The sport will take some hammering for this.
By:
leif
When: 28 Feb 21 23:15
He's finnish.

Probably shopped by a disgruntled employee.
By:
stewarty b
When: 28 Feb 21 23:21
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found guilty?




Thicker than pig sh1t.
By:
Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 28 Feb 21 23:30
is he? i thought gordon to be an intelligent bloke.
By:
slickster
When: 01 Mar 21 00:19
Owners cannot stay with him. Would be a bad look for them now. Basically no choice but to move on.
By:
stewarty b
When: 01 Mar 21 00:20
steve doesn't believe he has admitted it. Like I said...
By:
GEORGE.B
When: 01 Mar 21 00:34
Could they bring a charge of 'bringing the sport into disrepute' against him?

And given the terrible publicity this will bring to the sport, hard to argue that he hasn't?
By:
Bentring
When: 01 Mar 21 03:18
Present arms,aim...well pull the pi$$ing trigger then said the sergeant to the unruly mobCry
By:
skiptoomaloumacari
When: 01 Mar 21 09:56
Would never have horse with the fat oaf to begin with......but if i had the horsebox would of been there yesterday....
By:
posy
When: 01 Mar 21 10:08
The news that betfair have dumped him is interesting in as much he was one of their trainers in the now defunct betfair racing club....he certainly trained C of Causes for us ;can't remember if there were any others.
Dropping him would almost certainly have to have been approved by Paddy Power and that sends a powerful message to IHRB
By:
blue heaven
When: 01 Mar 21 10:26
It’s sickening and the most negative story to come out of racing for decades. He’s finished and rightly so.
By:
howard
When: 01 Mar 21 10:34
Rico , I think he admiited his reading/ writing was poor/non-existent. So not an Oxbridge graduate.
By:
Ramruma
When: 01 Mar 21 11:18
@blue heaven -- It’s sickening and the most negative story to come out of racing for decades. He’s finished and rightly so.

Is it though?

Worse than running denervated horses? Riding while pissed? Doping horses?
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